
All-Party Parliamentary Group on Infrastructure
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Infrastructure (APPGI) highlights the importance of economic infrastructure in the UK amongst parliamentarians, government and industry

Our policy work seeks to maximise the use of infrastructure systems to support sustainable outcomes for people and planet.

Political parties will not agree on projects, so it's best to focus on wider cross-cutting issues.

There were some positive signs for infrastructure in today's Budget, but delivery will be the real test. The ICE breaks down the key takeaways.

Climate-resilient PPPs and infrastructure projects are achievable with integrated planning and a willingness to change our familiar models, writes ICE Policy Fellow Alec Hay.

A new ICE report calls for a review into the value of infrastructure adaptation and climate resilience in order to boost investment.

The ICE shares its key priorities for the UK's 2026 Autumn Budget with HM Treasury.

The ICE responds to a Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) consultation on proposed reform to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF).
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